Photography

"steve & kathi" <sdunford@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all! Just wondered if anyone has any tips about the best film to use
> with a small very basic 'Sealife Reefmaster' camera. Pics usually come out
> 2 blue/green no matter wot the developers do ... I do get a lot of pics of
> blue/green water but that's more down to my underwater photography
> technique ( or lack of ) than anything else LOL Am going diving in
> Fuerteventura (Deep Blue) in a couple of weeks so grateful 4 any advice
> ...
> Thanks in advance
> Kathi

External flash. No film will register light that is not there. The hue you
describe is a shortage of reds. The only way to alter this is for you to put
red light there when you take the pic - flash. The internal flash is
generally too weak to do this, and in any case is mounted too close to the
axis of the lens.

Sealife do a dedicated set of guns for this camera, which may be useable
with other Sealife or other brands of camera shouod you decide to ditch film
in favour of digital at some point.

Ken

"steve & kathi" <sdunford@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Nxqwg.33136$IU2.25878@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> Hi all! Just wondered if anyone has any tips about the best film to use
> with a small very basic 'Sealife Reefmaster' camera. Pics usually come out
> 2 blue/green no matter wot the developers do ... I do get a lot of pics of
> blue/green water but that's more down to my underwater photography
> technique ( or lack of ) than anything else LOL Am going diving in
> Fuerteventura (Deep Blue) in a couple of weeks so grateful 4 any advice
> ...
> Thanks in advance
> Kathi

External flash. No film will register light that is not there. The hue you
describe is a shortage of reds. The only way to alter this is for you to put
red light there when you take the pic - flash. The internal flash is
generally too weak to do this, and in any case is mounted too close to the
axis of the lens.

Sealife do a dedicated set of guns for this camera, which may be useable
with other Sealife or other brands of camera shouod you decide to ditch film
in favour of digital at some point.

Ken

"steve & kathi" <sdunford@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Nxqwg.33136$IU2.25878@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> Hi all! Just wondered if anyone has any tips about the best film to use
> with a small very basic 'Sealife Reefmaster' camera. Pics usually come out
> 2 blue/green no matter wot the developers do ... I do get a lot of pics of
> blue/green water but that's more down to my underwater photography
> technique ( or lack of ) than anything else LOL Am going diving in
> Fuerteventura (Deep Blue) in a couple of weeks so grateful 4 any advice
> ...
> Thanks in advance
> Kathi

External flash. No film will register light that is not there. The hue you
describe is a shortage of reds. The only way to alter this is for you to put
red light there when you take the pic - flash. The internal flash is
generally too weak to do this, and in any case is mounted too close to the
axis of the lens.

Sealife do a dedicated set of guns for this camera, which may be useable
with other Sealife or other brands of camera shouod you decide to ditch film
in favour of digital at some point.

Ken

"steve & kathi" <sdunford@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Nxqwg.33136$IU2.25878@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> Hi all! Just wondered if anyone has any tips about the best film to use
> with a small very basic 'Sealife Reefmaster' camera. Pics usually come out
> 2 blue/green no matter wot the developers do ... I do get a lot of pics of
> blue/green water but that's more down to my underwater photography
> technique ( or lack of ) than anything else LOL Am going diving in
> Fuerteventura (Deep Blue) in a couple of weeks so grateful 4 any advice
> ...
> Thanks in advance
> Kathi

External flash. No film will register light that is not there. The hue you
describe is a shortage of reds. The only way to alter this is for you to put
red light there when you take the pic - flash. The internal flash is
generally too weak to do this, and in any case is mounted too close to the
axis of the lens.

Sealife do a dedicated set of guns for this camera, which may be useable
with other Sealife or other brands of camera shouod you decide to ditch film
in favour of digital at some point.

Ken

"steve & kathi" <sdunford@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Nxqwg.33136$IU2.25878@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> Hi all! Just wondered if anyone has any tips about the best film to use
> with a small very basic 'Sealife Reefmaster' camera. Pics usually come out
> 2 blue/green no matter wot the developers do ... I do get a lot of pics of
> blue/green water but that's more down to my underwater photography
> technique ( or lack of ) than anything else LOL Am going diving in
> Fuerteventura (Deep Blue) in a couple of weeks so grateful 4 any advice
> ...
> Thanks in advance
> Kathi

External flash. No film will register light that is not there. The hue you
describe is a shortage of reds. The only way to alter this is for you to put
red light there when you take the pic - flash. The internal flash is
generally too weak to do this, and in any case is mounted too close to the
axis of the lens.

Sealife do a dedicated set of guns for this camera, which may be useable
with other Sealife or other brands of camera shouod you decide to ditch film
in favour of digital at some point.

Ken

"steve & kathi" <sdunford@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Nxqwg.33136$IU2.25878@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> Hi all! Just wondered if anyone has any tips about the best film to use
> with a small very basic 'Sealife Reefmaster' camera. Pics usually come out
> 2 blue/green no matter wot the developers do ... I do get a lot of pics of
> blue/green water but that's more down to my underwater photography
> technique ( or lack of ) than anything else LOL Am going diving in
> Fuerteventura (Deep Blue) in a couple of weeks so grateful 4 any advice
> ...
> Thanks in advance
> Kathi

External flash. No film will register light that is not there. The hue you
describe is a shortage of reds. The only way to alter this is for you to put
red light there when you take the pic - flash. The internal flash is
generally too weak to do this, and in any case is mounted too close to the
axis of the lens.

Sealife do a dedicated set of guns for this camera, which may be useable
with other Sealife or other brands of camera shouod you decide to ditch film
in favour of digital at some point.

Ken

"steve & kathi" <sdunford@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Nxqwg.33136$IU2.25878@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> Hi all! Just wondered if anyone has any tips about the best film to use
> with a small very basic 'Sealife Reefmaster' camera. Pics usually come out
> 2 blue/green no matter wot the developers do ... I do get a lot of pics of
> blue/green water but that's more down to my underwater photography
> technique ( or lack of ) than anything else LOL Am going diving in
> Fuerteventura (Deep Blue) in a couple of weeks so grateful 4 any advice
> ...
> Thanks in advance
> Kathi

External flash. No film will register light that is not there. The hue you
describe is a shortage of reds. The only way to alter this is for you to put
red light there when you take the pic - flash. The internal flash is
generally too weak to do this, and in any case is mounted too close to the
axis of the lens.

Sealife do a dedicated set of guns for this camera, which may be useable
with other Sealife or other brands of camera shouod you decide to ditch film
in favour of digital at some point.

Ken

"steve & kathi" <sdunford@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Nxqwg.33136$IU2.25878@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> Hi all! Just wondered if anyone has any tips about the best film to use
> with a small very basic 'Sealife Reefmaster' camera.

I remember film..... we did it in history a few weeks ago ;p

"steve & kathi" <sdunford@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Nxqwg.33136$IU2.25878@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> Hi all! Just wondered if anyone has any tips about the best film to use
> with a small very basic 'Sealife Reefmaster' camera.

I remember film..... we did it in history a few weeks ago ;p

"steve & kathi" <sdunford@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Nxqwg.33136$IU2.25878@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> Hi all! Just wondered if anyone has any tips about the best film to use
> with a small very basic 'Sealife Reefmaster' camera.

I remember film..... we did it in history a few weeks ago ;p